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St. John\u2019s basketball jumped to No. 7 in the Associated Press top-25 poll, marking the highest the Red Storm have been in the poll in 33 years and even longer since they\u2019ve been ranked this high this late in the season.\u00a0<\/p>\n
The jump comes after the Red Storm\u2019s big win over DePaul and a statement win over UConn last week. <\/p>\n
At 15-2 in Big East play, St. John\u2019s has matched the amount of wins it had in 1984-85, when it went on to win the league outright and made the NCAA tournament.<\/p>\n
The six-week run in the national poll is the program\u2019s longest since it spend 16 weeks being ranked in 1998-99, reaching as high as No. 8.<\/p>\n
The Red Storm has now attained the No. 7 spot for the first time since the early weeks of the 1991-92 season \u2013 the same year they won a share of the Big East season title.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Even more notable is the fact that the Johnnies haven\u2019t been ranked this high on March 1 since 1986 when Walter Berry and Mark Jackson led the Red Storm to a Big East Tournament title. <\/p>\n
And in the program\u2019s history dating back to 1907, St. John\u2019s ranked inside the top 10 in March just six times previously.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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